Women who have completely changed careers in their 30s or later—what was the turning point, and how did it go?
Women who have completely changed careers in their 30s or later—what was the turning point, and how did it go?
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Women who have completely changed careers in their 30s or later—what was the turning point, and how did it go?
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i was a personal trainer for 16 years and then moved into social work after the fact. i had a wicked bad divorce and lost my passion to train clients. i still love the fitness industry but my heart isn’t in it as a profession. luckily i had 3 degrees so when i decided to change careers, i had the education to fall back on that i never utilized as a trainer. now i have a wonderful career in mental health/social work. i’m still a total gym rat, but i do it because i love working out, its not my job anymore